Sentence examples for Unexpected repercussions from inspiring English sources

When it's discovered that she's involved with the wayward younger son of the house, the revelation has unexpected repercussions.

Pictures from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister's party testify how even distinguished bashes can have unexpected repercussions.

The greater the changes attempted, the greater their unintended and unexpected repercussions, forcing upon the holistic engineer the expedient of piecemeal improvisation - the "notorious phenomenon of unplanned planning".

The bombshell course cuts at London Metropolitan University where I am doing a part-time furniture-making degree are having unexpected repercussions.

However, nano-indentation tests on liquid-phase sintered SiC reveal peculiar and distinctive properties of nanostructured ceramics that imply unexpected repercussions for application performances involving the contact between two materials.

Using 2001 cohort data, they compared those who had been born on weekdays with those born at weekends and found that the latter – whose mothers had had no midwife support and were less likely to breastfeed – not only had worse health but poorer cognition, thus exposing "the massive, unexpected repercussions of money-saving in healthcare", says Pearson.

The success of cryptocurrencies around the globe has had a more unexpected repercussion on the island of 340,000 people: As Iceland has become one of the world's prime locations for energy-hungry cryptocurrency servers — something analysts describe as a 21st-century gold-rush equivalent — the industry's electricity demands have skyrocketed, too.

As Robert Von der Osten argues, Tom's inventions in this series often have unexpected and negative repercussions. a device to create a miniature black hole which casts him into an alternative universe; a device that trains muscles but also distorts the mind of the user; and a genetic process which, combined with the effect of his black hole, results in a terrifying devolution.

Rich Europeans cannot ignore the region, any more than wealthy citizens of France (or any other European country) can shrug off the problems of compatriots whose poverty and alien speech or faith makes them awkward neighbours.Another reason to avoid a massive turning of backs on the Balkans is that events there can have repercussions in unexpected places, in part because of religious solidarity.

It has uncovered and dramatized a largely forgotten aspect of the bitter 1984-85 minerstrikeine in Britain — that a small group of London gay and lesbian activists made common cause with miners in Wales, a bit of cross-community social action that was wildly unexpected and had lasting repercussions.

PAGE 6 CONFLICT SPILLS INTO CHESS Russia's military action in Georgia this month is having repercussions in an unexpected realm: the world of chess.